cd2play
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While it is well above average, I wouldn't call it remarkable.If it was April it might be remarkable, but it's June !
While it is well above average, I wouldn't call it remarkable.If it was April it might be remarkable, but it's June !
That's more snow than I've seen in a decade
78 degrees at 5 am, June 9, CHA.. pretty remarkable warm low.
Well lets see if we can kick off a storm or 2 today. Good recipe for outflows to spark new storms and the sea breeze to get something going
Yeah we kind of suck with focus/forcing right now and are really depending on any subtle features (outflows, sea breeze) and heating to get things going. We are in a little bit better position than yesterday with a bit more moisture and instability. Really looks like more of the same through late tomorrow, but by tomorrow night into Thursday we get the front into play. I have high hopes on coverage and totalsHere's to hoping. Yesterday was a complete dud!
Well lets see if we can kick off a storm or 2 today. Good recipe for outflows to spark new storms and the sea breeze to get something going
Man the air is as soupy as I have ever experienced in this part of the state. It's a shame we can't squeeze out more showers/storms in this air mass.
Man the air is as soupy as I have ever experienced in this part of the state. It's a shame we can't squeeze out more showers/storms in this air mass.
Well to the southwest though. Got a long way to go to get into the GSP and Charlotte areas.Man, the radar is exploring to the SW, come on storms. I would hate to see another dud of a day today.
H/t to @Myfrotho704_ for seeing this earlier...
Starting to look like we're about to see a mini repeat of that cut off upper low in late May that dumped a lot of rain over the Carolinas.
They aren't making it to GSP this evening. They've lowered pops to only 30%.Well to the southwest though. Got a long way to go to get into the GSP and Charlotte areas.